. >> reporter: carolyn collins believes this group has the right makeup of people to do just that. >> that vast knowledge of experience and myriad of opportunities will give me an opportunity to listen, to be attentive, to try to evaluate what i see, and to try to make a difference. >> reporter: to in tampa, cameron polom, abc action news. >>> it's a weather alert morning. heads up, across the nature coast especially but really all of us need to pay attention today. all of us have the potential to see strong thunderstorms and damaging wind potential. however, across the north, citrus, hernando, pasco, you're under a tornado watch through 10:00. that just means conditions are of the stronger thunderstorms to get some spin on them here. the rest of us don't need storms to rotate to cause damage. so all of us need to pay attention throughout the day. there's the box, here are the storms. they are going to be moving in, not really moving that fast, because there's a northerly component to it. if they were moving due east we would get them quicker. the timeline would be across the north no

. >> reporter: carolyn collins believes this group has the right makeup of people to do just that. >> that vast knowledge, experience, and opportunities will give me an opportunity to listen, to be attentive, to try to evaluate what i see and try to make a difference. >> reporter: in tampa, i'm cameron polom, abc action news. >>> a former lakewood high school football player and current nfl player apologizing surfaces. take a look. the nfl now investigating after tmz posted this video that appears to show donte fowler encouraging a fight between two women. tmz says the fight was between fowler says in a statement, he takes full responsibility. >>> and tonight, a strange case out of california. a man using instagram to steal women's underwear. they say alturo galvan used their locations to steal their underwear. he could face 50 years in prison. important lesson here. make sure to turn off the location settings on your phone. and in your iphone, go to settings, privacy, and location services. >>> protestors gathering around the country today, opposing a federal judge's order that would

. >> reporter: carolyn collins a former naacp president is one of 11 board members who will represent the citizens of tampa. each one coming to tuesday's meeting with goals. >> to listen. to be attentive. and to try to make a difference. >> reporter: change is what some people in the community called for when the board was first suggested. the idea came after a report that 80 percent of bike citations issued by tampa police were given to african-americans. the police union had said from the start a broord to review police actions is not needed. >> i don't think we have the issues and the concerns that are on some of the other parts of the nation. >> reporter: before looking at cases and deciding if police acted appropriately, review board members first had to learn what it takes to do the job by training with the citizens police academy. >> i think most citizens probably don't know what it takes to become a police officer. and beyond that i think they probably don't know what police officers go through every single day. so when you do a ride along and you spend hours in a car with a p

carolyn collins believes the diversity that makes up the board will be key to its success. >> i have seen what happened in other cities. i don't believe we have a problem here but i want to be a part of making sure that those things don't happen here. >> the board's meetings are set for every third tuesday of the month. >>> we he do not need a militia of toddlers. >> you heard that right. guns for children of all changes. which state is considering the proposal that many are calling absolutely ludicrous. >> plus johnson & johnson hit hard in a lawsuit over baby powder. what the company is being ordered to pay to a woman's family, $72 million. >> we're still tracking nasty thunderstorms rolling through the tampa bay area now. when that threat ends, i'll let you know, later this afternoon. and what we have to look >>> welcome back. a heartbreaking update to a story we've been following all week. that amber alert in upstate new york we've been telling you about has ended in tragedy. police say they believe a body that was pulled from a creek in syracuse tuesday afternoon is that of 21-m